Mountainburg FFA members attending the 96 Arkansas FFA Convention and Expo April 24-26 in Hot Springs. Over the 3 day event, members attended sessions and workshops, spoke with industry professionals at the career show and mingled with members and advisors from across the state.
Have a blessed day Dragons! 💛
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We love Mr. Roger at MHS! Students were bringing him notes and poems and little gifts all day. 💙
Welcome Aboard to those who have been hired for the 23-24 school year.
We are blessed to have these folks in our buildings looking out for all of us.
Testing Time
It is the Buy 1 Get 1 Free Book Fair!
Order the 2022-2023 MES Memory Book
It is that time of year - Basket Bingo Bash!
Like basketball? The Hardwood Basketball Tournament will be held on April 29 - 30 in Carl D. Rogers Gymnaisum and in the Mountainburg Middle School.
Exciting changes taking place at MPS!
A letter will be mailed home to the parents of our current 4th grade students that will contain more information.
The baseball and softball games that were scheduled for Wednesday, April 26 in the Class 2A West District Tournament at Mansfield have been postponed to Thursday, April 27, same times as today. Game times: Softball: 4:00 PM, Baseball: 8:00 PM.
Our teaching teams are refining the work of delivering the guaranteed and viable curriculum standard by standard. Great work today with math coach and expert Dr Howse! Dragon 💙Strong
Have an awesome day Dragons.😊
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* Nausea, vomiting or diarrhea
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Kona is coming to the middle school this Friday!
Mountainburg Boys & Girls Club
Happy Tuesday Dragons.😊
Sr. High District Track Meet Update: The track meet has been moved to 9:00 AM on Friday, April 28 in Mansfield.
The baseball and softball finals will be played at the conclusion of the track meet.
